Mr. Hurd made these points to underline the importance of new data storage technologies, like the one Oracle is offering, which, he said, would shrink data storage by close to 90 percent. And once the data is stored, Oracle’s analysis software will be deployed to improve how businesses find and interact with customers, he said.
He also managed a couple of digs at the competition. (Hey, it wouldn’t be Oracle without that, right?) “SAP has not written a line of code for cloud computing; they’ve just purchased companies,” he said. “We’ve spent seven years on it."
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